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Were all trilobites fully marine? Trilobite expansion into brackish water during the early Palaeozoic. [PDF]
Mángano MG +5 more
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THE NATURE OF POTASSIUM IN TREMADOCIAN DICTYONEMA SHALE (ESTONIA)
Aadu Loog, J. Aruväli, Valter Petersell
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This paper provides a list of all named species in the family Olenidae, along with their geographic and stratigraphic records. It also discusses each of the valid genera in the family and describes the composition of the entire group and its subfamilies
Daniela Soledad Monti
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The Upper Cambrian-Tremadocian rocks exposed in the Alfarcito area of Cordillera Oriental, northwest Argentina reveal a series of transgressive-regressive cycles punctuated by incision of fluvio-estuarine valleys.
Luis A. Buatois +5 more
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A new somasteroid from the Fezouata Lagerstätte in Morocco and the Early Ordovician origin of Asterozoa. [PDF]
Hunter AW, Ortega-Hernández J.
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Cambrian and Ordovician stratigraphy and biostratigraphy of the Arafura Basin, offshore Northern Territory [PDF]
Recovery of conodonts and other fossils from four petroleum exploration wells (Esso Tasman 1 and Torres 1; Petrofina Goulburn 1 and Arafura 1), drilled in the Goulburn Graben of the Arafura Basin off the northern coast of Australia, have extended the ...
Zhen, Y.Y. +2 more
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AUTHIGENIC CARBONATE MINERALS IN THE TREMADOCIAN GRAPTOLITIC ARGILLITE OF ESTONIA
Aadu Loog, J. Aruväli, Valter Petersell
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A new ichnospecies of Arthrophycus Hall 1852, A. minimus , is described from Upper Cambrian-Lower Tremadocian, shallow-marine strata of northwest Argentina. This new ichnospecies consists of small, long, regularly annulated hypichnial elements displaying
Fernando Muñiz Guinea +7 more
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Proposed Early Cambrian cephalopods are chimaeras, the oldest known cephalopods are 30 m.y. younger. [PDF]
Landing E +3 more
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New fossil assemblages from the Early Ordovician Fezouata Biota. [PDF]
Saleh F +13 more
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